巴克莱Q1存款规模增约100亿英镑 CEO称未受银行业动荡影响

　　巴克莱（BCS.US）首席执行官C.S． Venkatakrishnan周四表示，该行没有受到美国银行业动荡的影响。他表示：“英国银行业不受存款外逃的影响。存款业务的表现非常好且可预测。”

　　巴克莱周四早些时候公布的财报显示，该行Q1营收同比增长11%至72.37亿英镑，好于市场预期的67.88亿英镑。归母净利润同比增长27%至17.8亿英镑，超过市场预期的14.5亿英镑；基本每股盈余11.3便士，超过市场预期的9.2便士。

　　随着瑞信和美国多家规模较小的银行因存款外流而陷入困境，投资者现在正密切关注银行的资金流入或流出状况。巴克莱Q1的存款增加了约100亿英镑，而包括德意志银行在内的竞争对手则出现了下降。C.S． Venkatakrishnan指出，巴克莱尤其受益于企业在该行存放更多现金。

　　不过，C.S． Venkatakrishnan也表示，在近期一些银行出现流动性问题后，预计银行监管将会发生变化。他表示，监管机构可能会重新考虑如何评估流动性，也可能会考虑如何监管大银行和小银行。

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Barclays (BCS.US) Chief Executive C.S. Venkatakrishnan said on Thursday that the bank was not affected by the turmoil in the U.S. banking sector. “The UK banking sector is immune to deposit flight,” he said. The performance of the deposit business is very good and predictable.”

Barclays reported earlier on Thursday that Q1 revenue rose 11 percent year on year to 7.237 billion pounds, beating market expectations of 6.788 billion pounds. Net profit attributable to parent rose 27% year on year to £1.78bn, beating market expectations of £1.45bn; Underlying earnings per share were 11.3 pence, beating market expectations of 9.2 pence.

With Credit Suisse and a number of smaller US banks struggling with deposit outflows, investors are now closely watching banks for inflows or outflows. Deposits at Barclays rose by around £10 billion in Q1, while rivals including Deutsche Bank saw declines. C.S. Barclays, in particular, has benefited from companies parking more cash with the bank, Venkatakrishnan noted.

However, C.s Venkatakrishnan also said he expects banking regulation to change following recent liquidity problems at some banks. He said regulators were likely to rethink how they value liquidity and could look at how they regulate big and small banks.